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Inside Trump's Late Midterm Push: James Blair Wages Long-Shot Campaign Against Democratic Wave

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Inside Trump's Late Midterm Push: James Blair Wages Long-Shot Campaign Against Democratic Wave

As Democrats gear up for potential gains in the midterms, a key Republican operative is mounting a last-minute mobilization effort—a live test of whether Trump-aligned organizing can counter historical headwinds facing the party in power.

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